… How did we go about choosing a few colors to please everyone?
To ensure short delivery times, we decided to offer a limited choice of colors for the folding table, at least initially. My personal thought was that the best color for a collapsible table would be the same as the wall color.
However, with furniture, everyone has different ideas and individual tastes.
So, the upshot is that we currently offer three colors: black, white and red. Black and white can be combined with any other color, and red, we believe, will appeal to the greatest number of requests for a bright color (no fuchsia and green pea, please!).
We hope you understand our conclusions with respect to color, and enjoy whichever you choose!
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Nice way to mix the color between the table and wall.
good ideas that I can use in my Kitchen
Would it not be useful to offer a plain wood table that customers would varnish or colour?
The table is only invisible when collapsed if it matches its surroundings, and not everyone decorates in white, black or red.
ALSO, have you ever considered providing a kit for joining tables together? 120cm is not particularly large for a kitchen table, and can only sit 3 people. However, being able to fix two 120cm tables together (thus making one long table) would allow 5 people to dine together.
I realise that people can buy just the fixing kit and use their own tops (any colour and size), but the groves would not exist in the underside so the table top would not rest flat against the wall when not in use.
@Brian
For the lacquered tables it is possible to personalize the colour by specifying the RAL code.
You don’t need a kit to for joining tables together, It is enough to mount them aligned side by side and they will maintain firmly that position.
For building your own tops (any colour and size), you will have to make the grooves in the underside. You have to find a tabletop manufacturer that will integrate the FastLeg structure and the shock absorber in the tabletop or do it yourself!
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